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CI RRI. and Qt . ):7 .Surgeons late in I 'VI. his M.,jesty.'s service; challengethe whole world to ptove a single itistan,:c %viler.: their mrdleine and method of cure have tailed ot lite desired eifee,t. Tie praClice.of many .years in this particular branch of their - profession, has not , , given ris , Z. U WIC tl',S - :lC.'etSS: . ,:ii t?.S . :. , - t Tliey'continue to direct their studies to the treatment a n d t cure ot , venerealconti.ilainFs, and that derangement of the-syg. i • tern, which is : the i ciiivettne,nae of the pernicious and wasteful effeCts of, a habit : l9jig n atqlopost unlivpily pursued •by the youth of both sex.es t '.;.-40, the on t e; ot tti le illr have l itsbeoti av to ages unfailing sintrcitioli:4Mc'sellr'':s-st the ; tally.,developetle:tu. ,theta- by a d;stressjng state. of debility, which, it .not timely:. reinedied, terminates in impotence.: i These are Ma remote .and ultiruate,e'Rds,' while.consump.. thin, loss of muscular power; and variouivrierv , risvoinpUintS, ItAlally.charatieri:;e the earlier, stage;-of,thissolitary vice.,;- .01 persons,Fingt,i,tiing nu er the.tlisonters incident to.SUCh a ii.thit, their irea;:tn,:itt is simple, and has never proved unsuc . CdiSfl.ll - in the...coil:se of,a long, laboriout, and ,inuch.extended t -, pradiee. In the most obstinate and complicat e d cases of ve , nereal infedion, such as obs,rudions in the urethra; spungy excrescences, hard tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions, semi.: i nal weakness, gleets, as also _• , . STRICTER ES, • ' Whether recent or ot: long duration, and which_ have baf fl;:.i• the skill of other PraditiOners, are by - their present int_. proved plan ofireatment eilectually and permanently cured . , '' m;itli,,tit the Patient ,uttering the eiteruci:itiiig pa.n' Anil I akir i ning !lento; riiage which frequentlY•Allows, th-appii,,,,,.. tion: of the lunar 'catistic. In the cetirse., of twenty yearn exteirsive pradice in .this. Metropolis, numerous; cases - of 1 Strictures have been ancl are daily.under theircate, the total eradication of which is ellitted by a safe, certain, 'and expe. . ditions mode of pradice, superior to any other yet adopted,. The weakness, relaxation, anti debility proceeding from this I complaint are speedily tcmoved, and the Patient remred to sound.and vigorous hpaith. But where -the debility has for years existed, a . : proyer perseverance in their restorative re -1 medieg, after the Stricture has been destroyed, is indispensa. i bly. requisite ,to, revive.,the..slumbering sparks of life and to i reanimate the conStitution. , Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respedtabl lity,. • have been under the Care of Messre: Currie and CO. for the ,enieval of complaints Of the Urethra, Stridtures, &c. and having received a radical and.permanetit Cure ; request that references may be given - -to them, as satisfactory evi dences of the decisive superiority.of Messrs. Currie and Co's. Man of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen have had rldures from to to 20 years, and had been tuidert he care of Messrs. - I-lc:tine, Heaviside, and other Surgeons of equal emi nence, who attempted the care by the app,lication of the Lu nar Caustic, without success. --- MesSrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted' by either Sex with the greatest delicacy,, secrecy,..and -honour. at their house. No. &07, Hattan.garden. Patients in the Country are requested to state the partied. lars of their case, age, and general habit of living, See. Otc. inclosing a remittance for . adviae and Medicines, w b en t h e same will be given or sctit to airy 'part of the kingdom. To enure that secrecy, so essential to 'their undertaking, the postage of letters irmy bc: added to , the account for mecticine4. 9th f une, t 49. -- 107, t ton • garden.